Dear Santa

Dear Santa,

I know that I have been a good girl this year, so maybe you could be nice to me. I don't ask for much in life and I always try to help others when I can. By now, I hope that I have been taken off of your naughty list and moved over to the nice list.

I know it took along time for me to learn my lesson's in life, but I'm still learning every day. For example, I finally gave up in believing in fairy tales, true love and happily ever after.

I accepted the reality; that Super Hero's are only in the movie's and that Batman, Iron Man and Hercules, will never be my Prince Charming. They are all like a Transformer, a fake toy, made by someone's illusion, to fill us full of false hope, only to blow up our dreams.

I gave up day dreaming, that Keanu Reeves will be wrapped up in a big red bow, sitting next to my tree, on Christmas morning.  I have learned my lesson on falling for the sexy, bad boy types that I see on the Big Screen, such as Vin Diesel.

As you know Santa, I never wanted to live in a mansion or to drive the fanciest cars, but is it to much to ask for a nice home and a decent car to drive. All of the lumps of coal I have gotten in the past, have sure added up.

So what ever you have in mind for me this year Santa, I say bring it on! I'm done with the bad and ready for the good. I have brushed myself off and dried away my tears, I'm ready for what ever is next.

If you are to busy for me this year, I understand. I hope that you are able to make everyone's Christmas wishes come true and that everyone has a Happy Holiday Season.

Love Bobbie
XoXoXo



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